Stormlight Archive - Lightweaver

“It is beautiful because it could have been. It should have been.”

Shallan Davar from the Stormlight Archive, drawn after the art nouveau style. She is sitting, wearing a teal gown that shifts colors in the draping at her feet. Her red hair flares out behind her in art nouveau curls. She has a large sketch pad in her lap with two faint sword sketches on the paper. Her right hand is up with a pen in hand. She's looking up toward her spren Pattern above, who is represented in a complex, curving, repeating pattern. There are two circles in the frame above her to each side. One has a sketch of Veil, the other has a sketch of Radiant. To either side of her are yellow Chinese Chrysanthemums and other decorative shapes as a frame.

This artwork is printed on archival 69lb. Luster paper with Canon inks. The luster paper gives the print a little shine without being glossy. This allows the colors to pop without much glare bouncing back. The paper is a nice weight without being flimsy, and the ink and paper are both archival, meaning the print will not degrade over time, while the colors remain bright and true to the original without fading. (As with all artwork and photographs, do not display in an area that gets excessive direct sunlight.)

**8″x12″ is on 9″x13″ paper and has a a 1/2″ border around the image**

**12″x18″ is on 13″x19″ paper and has a 1/2″ border around the image**

Prints are carefully rolled in a protective sleeve, and shipped in a heavy cardboard tube to help protect it in transit.

Website watermark will not appear on the print. All prints are unframed. Color of actual print may vary depending on your monitor settings. Artwork may appear slightly artifacted due to use of software designed to protect illegal scraping of images for machine learning dataset training.